Examples of 'uniate' in a sentence
Meaning of "uniate"
Uniate: an adjective referring to Eastern Christian churches that are in communion with the Roman Catholic Church, also known as 'Eastern Catholic' churches
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- Of or pertaining to a Uniate Church
- Of or pertaining to Uniates
- A member of a Uniate Church
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It forbade the uniate clergy to persecute them.
But the bishop turned to be an Uniate.
At the same year a Bulgarian Uniate Gymnasium in Adrianople was founded.
The northeastern voivodeships became predominantly Uniate.
In the easternmost areas of Podolia the existing uniate churches reverted to Orthodoxy.
Everyone there understands by Melchite a Uniate.
The Uniate school.
At this time in Bulgaria gathered force the Uniate movement.
The Uniate west.
Orthodox Russians hope that focus of dialogue will now turn to Uniate question.
The Uniate parish of Kostomloty comes under the direct jurisdiction of the Primate of Poland.
Kaloyan only received Uniate crown, bur not imperial.
Uniate bishops in Europe refused to listen to the priests ' pleas for help.
Kaloyan only received Uniate crown, but not imperial.
Today it is a common parish church, but previously it was part of the Uniate monastery.
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Orthodox and Uniate communities also played a role in the Commonwealth 's history.
For instance, four of the five arrested Uniate bishops died in prison.
In the meantime, some Bulgarian leaders tried to negotiate the establishment of a Bulgarian Uniate Church.
It is known that 11 Uniate bishops died in prison.
The Uniate Cardinal Slipij has a white beard and he observes the “ old calendar . ”.
Is the Commission aware of any discrimination against the Uniate minority in Romania?
As to religion, 60 percent were Uniate Catholics and 39 percent professed Orthodox faith.
Approximately 10 % practice Christianity, with individuals identifying as Orthodox, Uniate and Nestorian Christians.
Uniate Church, Plovdiv - completed in 1931 basilica with clearly marked signs of Orthodox church construction.
In 1889 he was appointed to serve as pastor of a Uniate parish in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Uniate Church was reestablished when the Communist regime collapsed in 1989.
In 1784 he was named general director of Romanian Uniate schools in all of Transylvania.
Thus began the Uniate " Greek-Catholic " Kiev Metropolis.
In 1689 he returned to Kiev, broke from the Uniate church and returned to Eastern Orthodoxy.
